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Especially considering how much of west texas is a barren wasteland, they could easily build solar farms as far as the eye could see and never have to worry about energy production pollution again.

Finally, someone talking some sense in this thread! Incidentally, a thread is a thin bit of string typically used in textiles.

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Some old German guys warned of this like 250 years ago I think they even wrote some books about it. I think they said the rest of working class people should band together and seize the means of production? Or something like that? Maybe it was seize the means of induction? They old and dead now so Idk maybe I’ll look it up later.

Where is that blog post from? …

It’s from Tesla. MY. GOD.

That’s not a trustworthy source at all, especially considering they’re the accused in this scenario. Let the people who have degrees in this stuff investigate it, yes?

doesn't Microsoft have an exclusively contract with Qualcomm meaning they can't make it work with Boot camp till the deal is over?

This deserves jail time. Fines are just fees for wealthy companies.

I asked it how penguins would do in the French Foreign Legion.

>For the military:
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>What the f'ck took you so long?! You're just now applying this in a serious way?

The AI that was supposed to find tanks that were camouflaged (not being told they were in the picture or not) Eventually got it right often enough with the training photos that they started field testing. It turned out in review, the flaw was the photos that had tanks in them were taken on a overcast day. They ended up with a is it cloudy or not bot.

https://www.wikigain.com/top-10-best-hackintosh-laptops/

There will be unions in Tesla. There are other teams organizing that haven't spoken out yet and their teams are extremely important. ;) So yeah, Tesla's non union days are numbered.

Do you work for Tesla?

https://greekreporter.com/2022/03/10/elon-musk-taxes/

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-59732935

Right on, so many uses for it that speed up workflow. I’ve zero complaints about it

Pretty sure I played that Simpsons game on Gameboy back in the 90s

He is so clueless.

You should go get your sarcasm detector checked.

No, it isn't bad at all. A friend has been using it for a year.

Pollsters are often wrong. Most recently, look at the 2016 election. Not only wrong, but so wrong as to be laughable.

Polls are often designed by partisan agencies to deliver the message they want all the time. Does anyone trust a FOX poll?

The way questions are phrased can help deliver the results the pollsters are paid to deliver. Do you back EVIL thing X, or are you on the side of righteous thing Y?

There are also audiences that are polled. If pundits are paid to direct people to the poll, the poll will be directed by those audiences. The HMS "Boaty McBoatface" can attest to this.

I know that the math is right, but the data isn't trustworthy.

What? I'm on an Apple silicon computer right now. Where do I see boot camp installed?

Disk utility doesn't show any boot camp partitions.

Conceptually sure, algorithmically and scale of training it’s different.

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> You’re completely moving the goalposts on the argument at hand.

You seem to be used to practicing arguments in a mirror, and forgot there isn't one present here.

They stayed on-point about messaging of elected officials and overall government policy and you danced around looking for an inroad to make deceptive generalizations regarding private entities that was fairly well off-topic right from the beginning.

It isn't "moving the goalposts" to repeatedly inform you that you are unsuccessfully trying different approaches of arguing with things that nobody even said, and it's ironic in the extreme to attempt to start up a game of Calvinball and then use that argument. "You're not allowed to do what I keep doing!" is... well, bless your heart.

That is what i was thinking. If it took them so long to use AI then they're pretty shit as compared to how cutting edge they try to look in the public eye.